Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-14

and his hearers should be proud that they had
been that friend. In concluding the speaker read
few DAYS before his death. 1t expressed his per
iect Willingness TO die and the hope that Ills
IL was dark when CAPT. Black concluded. The
M@nnerchor sang funeral hymn, and then Rob-
ert keltzel, editor OF Der Arme Teufet che Poor
DeviD OF Detroit, stepped TO the 'front.' OF the 1ve
collins. He spoke In German. Loud was his voice
ana excited his manner. This Is what ne said
II came with the intention TO make terrible &C.
cusatlOn-n0t an accusation against the horde OF
cnurcn-goers who, 10 their self-righteousness To-
day rejoice In loud tones that the i've men whose
remains we consgn to the dust are dead and not
against the hangman OF this country who Is
called sheriff by the brutes in human disguise,
VINO clamor for the life and blood or the poor; not
against the jury, who obeyed the mandate or the
orutes; put against tue workingmen because they
stood Calmly by when five OF their best men were
ioully and brutally murdered In the agonies OF
crime committed against them would be avenged
In streams OF blood and they had right 10 ex-
peet It,"
scHwAB AND FrELDRN IN PRISON.
Schwab and Fielden, the anarchists whose
death sentences were commuted arrived safely
at joliet on Saturday afternoon, and were taken
10 the penitentiary. They were attired in prison
garD, and had their boards shaved on and their
halr cropped close. Fielder was assigned to cell
s126 and Schwab to cell S527 They we're weighed
ana measured, Felden weighing 100 pounds and
weighing is snd BEING fee sn o.
TAU. To-day they were put to work In the peni-
tentiary shops. After they had been shaved,
Fielden took a seat on a bench beside Schwab,
whom he did not appear to recognize in his
prison garb and with his beard shaved OF.
a M}or MeGlaSghrey then stepped up to scnwa6
lung trouble. Before he could reply Fielden, with
LOOK OF amazement on his face, turned, and,
SIS that YOU Schwab?p The latter said, eyes, %
and the warden added: ''Yes, this is Mr. Schwab "
AT thlS Fielden burst into hearty laugh, and
said that he never would have known it was
Schwab he was so changed in Appearances fact
mat applied equally 10 himself.
In conversation with Fire Marshal KRONER, of
Jolet, with whom he Is acquainted, and who Wis
tied him at the prison shortly after his arrival,
Schwao said: "Lingg was the scalawag who did 1t
ALL spies would not have been executed II those
bombs bad not been found in Lingg's CELL Why,
that miserable rat asked for a pen and paper to
write some devitry on only five minutes before
ne uled. IL Is mystery TO me how lie managed
10 conceal that Illuminating cap about him with
which he took his life." Being asked in German
the Language In which the interview was held,
WAT ne Thought Lingg intended TO do with the
bombs, Schwab replied: 81 think he was going TO
explode them among the jail officials and others
der as many as he could, regardless OF the conse-
quences 10 himself. The actions OF this wretch
were what prevented Communication for poor
SPECS do not think the police or jail oficials had
anything to do with the bombs found In Ungg's
Them"
HERR MosT's vAPoRINGs.
The New York anarchists held meetings In their
halls Saturday night to let out their pent-up wrath
over the death OF their Chicago friends Over
three hundred anarchists met in a hall back OF a
saloon on 7th street. Herr Most was the drawing
Garu. some OF the expressions were these: "Fel-
low-anarchists," he began. 81 wish could express
In language the sadness OF my heart, which
grleVeS Tor my devoted brother anarchists. who so
bravery met their death yesterday on the gallOwS.
How brave, how noble those four men were you
all Know. Would that knew their executfOner.
lie would not fare well in this world. The deaths
CT our brothers have brought hundreds to Join our
ranks. We have sworn to have vengeance, and we
shall have 1t. Grinnel, the perjurer, the thief,
the lives OF seven innocent men. Their blood cries
10 heaven for vengeance and 1t shall not cry in
vain. The day OF reckoning is approaching. Let
thoSe VINO were interested In the arrests, the trial.
ana In the hanging beware. That debt shall be
paid. point my finger at Gary, Bonield, judges
OF the supreme Court, and that coward OF a gov
ernOr, Oglesby."
A FEMALE sYMPATBIZER ARRESTED IN ST. LOUIS.
Mrs. Mary Dun, OF 1903 Pine street, st. Louis,
sympathzes with the anarchists, and on Sunday
hung out an American flag draped in black and
bordered with pictures OF the dead revoutionists.
picture OF John A. Logan had been hanging
from the. window since the Grand Army OF the
Republic encampment, and she let 1t stay along
with the anarchists This was not discovered,
however, until after the trouble was over 1t being
lost among the heavy drapery OF the others. The
large crowd attracted by the display soon became
a mob, tore down the pictures, battered at the
doors, and threw rocks through the windows. Mrs.
Dun returned the attack with tongue, and bricks,
and gas-pipe, and iron pots. and the affair was
arrived and satisfied the crowd by arresting the
woman.